Sinolines takeover in Chinese carrier shuffle
Sinotrans Container Line will have a change of ownership after Antong Holdings agreed to acquire the shipping line from CMES
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Author: Dale Crisp
More profits, less doom – but …
A US analyst has reported that container lines turned things around in Q1 2024, recording a net profit of US$5.4 billion
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Two-way tug traffic on Tasman
Newcastle-based demolition contractor, Major Projects Group, has acquired the 40-year old former Port Taranaki tug Rupe
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Unique vessel on trial in NZ
Ferry operator, Fullers360, is partnering with Vessev to bring the world’s first hydrofoiling tourism vessel to Auckland
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Engage Marine secures funding partner
Engage Marine has found a financial backer to fund expansion of its marine services across Australia
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MIAL quits Asian shipowners group
MIAL has resigned from the Asian Shipowners’ Association, handing in its notice and the group’s recent AGM
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Key Lumsden Point contracts let
Pilbara Ports has awarded two major contracts for the construction of Lumsden Point in the port of Port Hedland
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Incat chasing zero with Euro partners
Incat has entered a partnership to explore the requirements for a 137-metre zero emission ferry
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TasPorts’ clean sweep in North West
After the completion of a seabed levelling campaign at Burnie, TasPorts will now undertake work at Devonport
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Qube releases more details on MIRRAT buy
Qube has revealed details of its intentions for the MIRRAT terminal after the completion of its purchase from Wallenius Wilhelmsen
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